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also known as Greg Beck
Greg Beck is a lawyer in Washington, DC specializing in public interest and appellate litigation.
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Chat withState: District of Columbia
Acquired: 2005
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State: Illinois
Acquired: 2004
No misconduct found
1250 Connecticut Avenue NW, Suite 200, Washington, DC, 20036
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2015
Rising Star, SuperLawyers
2014
Rising Star, SuperLawyers
2013
Rising Star, SuperLawyers
2004
Outstanding Clinical Student award, Clinical Legal Education Association
2004
Order of the Coif, University of Illinois College of Law
2004
Harno Scholar, University of Illinois College of Law
2015 - Present
Lawyer, Private Practice
2012 - 2015
Principal, Gupta Beck PLLC
2005 - 2012
Staff Attorney, Public Citizen Litigation Group
2004 - 2005
Judicial Law Clerk, U.S. Court of Appeals
2016 - Present
Association of Professional Responsibility LawyersMember
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Win
2004
JD - Juris Doctor
1997
BS - Bachelor of Science
2015
Advertising Trends and Ethics
2015
Panel on Attorney Advertising
2012
Presentation to Attorney General Eric Holder and Co-Chairs of the Consumer Protection Working Group
2011
Litigation Update: Top Cases in Tobacco
2011
Sorrell: Toward Greater Commercial Free Speech Protection?
2011
Intellectual Property Protection Versus the First Amendment,
2011
First Amendment Issues in Consumer Protection
2009
Future of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act
2007
What Do the Attorney Advertising Rules Mean Now?
2007
Return to Bates v. Arizona—The Ongoing Ethics Debate
2006
Defending Internet Free Speech
2006
Future of Fair Use